1. General Guidance for Interpreting the Survey Data

The report summarizes student responses using averages, which can provide a helpful overview of results. Research and institutional experience suggest the following general guidelines for interpreting...

Response distributions show how consistently students experienced a teaching practice. Distributions are especially useful when response counts are small or when averages feel difficult to interpret o...

Student comments can add important context and detail to numerical scores, but they can also be emotionally challenging to read. When reviewing comments, consider the following: Acknowledge your natur...

Survey results are one source of information about teaching and learning. They are most useful when combined with reflection, peer input, and professional judgment. Use them as a starting point for gr...